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Author: John Cheslock and Leroy Estep

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Baseball history isn’t just stats—it’s stories.

The Baseball Book Club brings the game’s past to life through baseball books, author conversations, and exploring forgotten players, iconic moments, and the stories that shaped America’s pastime.

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TBBC Finale

TBBC Finale

2026-09-1501:15:55

On the final show of The Baseball Book Club we have three guests. Justin Renaldi, founder and operator of the facebook page Nostalgic Baseball Geezer, will talk about his own list of the 100 greatest players and we'll compare notes with Joe Posnanski's list. Matthew Johnson, writer of poetry books will come on to promote his newest book which is newly released. Tim Brown, award winning author has a new biography on Nolan Ryan which we'll discuss with him. TheBaseballBo...
In the penultimate episode, we want to recognize some writers that we were not able to appear as guests on our show. The following are those authors and their books: Robert Cottrell - Willie, Duke and Mickey Jerry Grillo - Big Cat Jim Ingraham - So Young, So Great Chris Jensen - Baseball's Two-Way Greats & Tragedy In Black Baseball Timothy Zarley - 1901 & 1902 Tim White & Joe Mock - Rickwood RF Walden - The Luckiest Man Returns Timothy Bernard Carr - Timing Is Everything Bri...
A packed episode with multiple guests and talks about The Big Unit, Randy Johnson as well as Negro League's star Newt Allen. Plus we get back into Paul Dickson's The Baseball Dictionary for a few terms. [email protected]
Author Dennis Gaub joins us to talk about his biographical book on 1960s Baltimore Orioles pitcher Dave McNally. John and Leroy will also discuss the greatness of second baseman Eddie Collins. [email protected]
Johnny Bench

Johnny Bench

2026-08-2549:32

This week we have Steve Skapyak on with us to talk about his project Sooperstown. Plus we'll take a look at perhaps the greatest catcher in Major League Baseball history, Johnny Bench. [email protected]
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